Events in Spokane, WA

Local historian Chet Caskey leads a free walking tour through Riverfront Park that connects the city’s past with the present. Expect stories about Spokane Falls, the Expo '74 U.S. Pavilion, the 1902 Clock Tower, the 1909 Looff Carrousel, the Centennial Trail, and other notable sights. Tours begin at the Visit Spokane Visitor Center next to the Rotary Fountain on select Saturdays. Registration is not required and participation is free.

As back-to-school season arrives for Spokane Public Schools, the Shadle Park Dance Team is holding a fundraiser to support the team. The event features a car wash, a team-run yard sale, and a raffle with a back-to-school theme. It is a friendly way to show support while taking part in simple, community-minded activities.

On Museum Day, explore the displays at the Hillyard Heritage Museum. The museum partners with Washington State America’s 250th.

Join a friendly group for a book discussion of “The Correspondent” by Virginia Evans. This Book Club meets at the South Hill branch for a casual conversation about the book.

Join this free, family-friendly gathering in support of International Overdose Awareness Day. “Healing Hands” offers a space for people impacted by substance misuse to honor loved ones and find personal healing, while “Creative Hearts” highlights artistic ways many people cope during recovery. The event includes a resource fair, live performers, fun activities, and a panel discussion with guest speakers. You can also create memorial lanterns for loved ones, which will be displayed at the Central Library with participants’ permission.

Educators of every kind are invited, from classroom and art teachers to homeschooling parents, to gather ideas and pick up free supplies. Browse a materials giveaway set up just outside Art Salvage and choose from complimentary creative resources such as paper, fabric and textiles, mixed media materials, interior design samples, craft supplies, art tools, and more. New STEAM demonstrations are featured this year, and there are special discounts and prize opportunities available inside.

Game on at Garland Brew Werks with a tabletop gathering designed for every kind of gamer. Friendly helpers will be on hand to guide newcomers, while experienced players can explore a broad selection of games. Enjoy plenty of play alongside food and brews in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

Learn eco printing in a hands-on session that includes all materials needed to create your own art papers. Working with high quality pre-mordanted watercolor paper, you will produce twenty 4 by 6 inch pieces as steam draws color and pattern from leaves and other botanicals directly onto the surface. Inks and paints are not part of the process, because the imagery comes solely from the plant materials. An instruction sheet is provided so you can repeat the technique at home. The cost is $86, and teens may attend when accompanied by an adult.

This Yu-Gi-Oh event at Northtown Comic Book Shop features a $5.99 entry fee. Signing up includes a regular priced pack and an OTS pack, and each registration also adds a pack to the prize pool. It offers a friendly, energetic setting for players to enjoy the game together.

For adults, this workshop invites poets who are serious about refining their work. MFA students from Eastern Washington University will guide thoughtful conversations on craft, style, and poetic form. Attendees work alongside a dedicated community of readers and writers to gain a sharper critical perspective and elevate their poetry.

Discover the fundamentals of the European 4 in 1 weave, a versatile chainmail pattern used for everything from torso and shoulder projects to dice bags. This in-person class at The Artisans Guild focuses on the core techniques to help you get started. The cost is $15 per person, open to ages 15 and older, and enrollment is limited to 10 participants. With limited seating, early registration is encouraged.

Modern life often pulls at attention, energy, and well-being, and long-term stress can leave people feeling overloaded, worn down, tense, or disconnected. Led by certified yoga therapist Kristen Gustke, this supportive, practical workshop explores how stress shows up in the body and mind and offers ways to build resilience. Through gentle movement, breath practices, mindfulness, and straightforward techniques for regulating the nervous system, participants learn tools to meet challenges with greater ease and steadiness. The session is experiential, so you will learn and also practice skills that fit into everyday routines. Expect to leave with a clearer picture of how the nervous system responds to pressure, simple methods to soothe body and mind, practices that bolster focus, energy, and emotional balance, and realistic strategies for cultivating resilience day to day. No prior yoga experience is required. All bodies, abilities, and experience levels are welcome. Arrive as you are and head out with practical tools to feel more at home in yourself, whatever life brings.

Gather for a weekly One Piece event centered on playing with friends. Entry is $10 per person. Every player receives a pack at entry, and prize packs are available. Participants also earn entries into the end-of-month win-a-box raffle for each win and for attending.

An annual summer hafla fills the patio at Ruby's with dance and community. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Food and drinks from Ruby's, the lounge of the Red Dragon North, will be available. Dancers who wish to perform can sign up by commenting on the event or by emailing Sue at sue.duffey@gmail.com. Music must be sent electronically, such as an MP3 file, and website links are not accepted. Each performance is limited to five minutes.

A high-energy improv comedy show where the rules are invented on the fly and the laughs are real. Instead of board games, fast short-form games sparked by audience ideas drive the action, keeping it accessible for newcomers and rewarding for longtime fans. Scenes, characters, and challenges are made up in the moment, with surprises that can only happen live. No two performances are alike. Suitable for a general audience. Tickets are $9 at the door, with additional fees for online purchases. Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. Concessions, including alcoholic beverages, soda, sparkling and bottled water, and snacks, are available for purchase.

Enjoy a complimentary outdoor yoga session in the tranquil setting of Timber Run Reserve. Guided by Beyoutiful Hot Yoga and presented by Fairmount Memorial Association in partnership with Timber Run Reserve, this welcoming class suits every experience level. Please bring a yoga mat and feel free to attend with a friend. Expect a calm start that leaves you centered and renewed.

Set within one of the Davenport’s storied ballrooms, this brunch showcases the hotel’s culinary team with expansive stations featuring fresh seafood, vibrant salads and specialty dishes, carved meats prepared to order, a flowing chocolate fountain, and desserts made in house. Pricing on select dates is $69.95 per adult and $39.95 for children ages 6 to 12, with complimentary dining for ages 5 and under. Holiday editions for Easter, Mother’s Day, and Thanksgiving are $99.95 per adult and $49.95 for children ages 6 to 12, with ages 5 and under still complimentary.

An outdoor vendor market at Northtown Mall brings together a rotating selection of more than 40 local makers and small businesses, so every visit offers something new to taste, browse, and experience, including live artists on site. Admission is free. The location sits on a major city bus route and is across from Franklin Park, making it an easy, budget-friendly outing for families looking for sunshine and time away from screens.

A league-style event at Sage's Portal for $10 per person. Each participant receives a pack and can use a quest system to earn points and extra prizes.

Northtown Comic Book Shop is offering hands-on Learn To Play sessions for Pokemon, the Gundam Card Game, and the One Piece Card Game. Guidance is provided by shop staff. The Pokemon and One Piece sessions cost $9.99 each and include a deck to take home, and the Gundam Card Game session is free.

Sunday Funday on the patio keeps rolling with live music at The Boiler Room. The Wild Wooly Duo makes its first Sunday Funday appearance, setting the tone for an easygoing afternoon outdoors. Expect patio energy with cold drinks and Boiler Room favorites from the kitchen, including pizza and beer. Guests can grab a table outside, enjoy the summer weather, and give the duo a warm Boiler Room welcome.

Free community basketball at the Underhill Park basketball courts offers open play and friendly competition in a welcoming setting. The program is open to adults of every skill level, and walk-ins are welcome. Expect a focus on staying active, meeting new people, and building connections through the game. Participation is free. Plans may change due to weather, park availability, or other unforeseen circumstances, so check for updates. Sponsored by the Filipino American Northwest Association (FANA), the AANHPI Coalition, and the Spokane Parks Foundation. For details, contact Ryan at (925) 812-6237.

Vivie Warren is a bright young Cambridge graduate, but her carefully planned future gets complicated when her mother, Mrs. Warren, reveals the real reason she has shaped Vivie's life and the kind of business she built to get there. As secrets surface and relationships shift, Vivie must decide what she can accept about her mother’s past and whether it changes the life she thought she was going to have.

Casual Commander takes center stage at Sage's Portal with open play, quests to tackle, and chances to earn points and prizes. Entry is $10 per person, and every participant receives a pack upon entry. A prize raffle is held at each event.

This all day improv camp moves beyond the basics, covering games, movement, and performance techniques. Participants take four classes taught by different instructors that center on Improv Tools, Games, Stage, and Character, building skills for the stage and everyday life. Two sessions are offered with the same curriculum, and because it is improv, each one feels different. When enrolling, select Session 2.

Share the harvest at a produce swap at the Spokane County Library District’s Moran Prairie Library. Bring surplus fresh produce to exchange for something different grown in other gardens. Any leftovers will be donated to a local community food bank. Look for additional swaps in September and October.

Compete in a group match play pinball tournament at Lilac Lanes and Casino with a $10 entry fee. The event uses IFPA four player group match play. In each game, four players square off and earn points for their finish using 7, 5, 3, 1 scoring. After every round, players are rematched with others who have similar results, which helps prevent seasoned players from overwhelming newcomers. Qualifying consists of five rounds, possibly six, with points totaled at the end of qualifying. The finals format will be set by the tournament director based on the number of players and the pace of qualifying. Prizes are awarded at random through player D20 rolls, and cash goes to the top three finishers. Hosted at Lilac Lanes and Casino with sponsorship from JD Sound.

This weekly Gundam Card Game meetup takes place at Northtown Comic Book Shop. Entry is $6.99, and each sign-up includes an event entry promo pack and a regularly priced booster pack. Fans of Zeon, the Earth Federation, Orb, the Colonies, and Tekkadan will find decks to suit their allegiance. Participants can highlight their favorite Mobile Suit in matches throughout the event.

Coach-led swim sessions take place every Monday and Wednesday evening at Witter Aquatic Center. Swimmers who are not currently on the team can participate in a couple of workouts by completing a form.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts a Magic The Gathering Commander event. Entry is $6.99, and each participant receives one of the shop’s regular booster packs for signing up. Every registration also adds a booster pack to the pool of prizes, making the rewards grow with each new player.

Settle into a quiet, not silent book club for a cozy reading session. Bring your current book or explore a small but growing library. Meet other local readers and enjoy low-key conversations about what everyone is reading. The kettle will be on, and participants are welcome to bring a favorite tea to share.

The Boiler Room hosts a lively bingo night filled with laughs, tasty bites, and lighthearted competition. There is no cost to participate, it is open to all ages, and prizes await the winners. Friends and families can enjoy pizza or wings from the kitchen while they play, making it a relaxed, welcoming option for longtime bingo fans and first timers alike.

Kick off the morning with a community run and walk starting from Fleet Feet Spokane - Kendall Yards. The route covers up to three miles and welcomes every pace, from seasoned runners to casual walkers and anyone looking to get moving before the day begins. Coffee and conversation follow. This meetup is free and open to everyone. Sign-up is available for weekly reminders, route information, and notice of any cancellations.

This training brings together educators, specialists, administrators, and families to focus on dyslexia, Structured Literacy, and the language systems that underpin strong reading and writing. Led by Dr. Alicia Roberts Frank, President of WABIDA, and Michelle Norwood, Regional Literacy Coordinator with NEWESD 101, participants will engage in an interactive simulation to deepen understanding of dyslexia, explore the Science of Reading and Structured Literacy, and apply phonology, orthography, and morphology to strengthen instruction in reading, spelling, vocabulary, and writing. Presented by NEWESD 101, the Washington Branch of the International Dyslexia Association, and the INW Dyslexia Alliance. Hosted at Southside Christian Church in Spokane.

Settle into a calm, in-person hour at Alchemy Hillyard that blends slow, supported Yin Yoga with Reiki. The session begins with about 30 minutes of gentle poses to release tension and create a grounded feeling, then shifts into a guided Reiki meditation. Participants can also choose to receive light, hands-on Reiki to deepen relaxation and support the body’s natural healing. This class suits anyone curious about Reiki or looking to add extra calm to an existing yoga practice. Pricing is offered on a sliding scale of $10 to $25 per class, and space is limited, so advance sign-up is encouraged.

Riverfront Eats brings an ever-changing mix of local food trucks to the orange Howard Street Bridge at Riverfront Spokane, with scenic views of the river. This edition features Gypsy Java, La Crème, Madfire Kitchen, Sabor Latino, and Jerusalem, offering a range of savory and sweet options. Admission is free.

Open to all ages, this creative session encourages personal expression through art in a calm and welcoming setting. Work on your own or receive gentle guidance while trying straightforward activities that introduce foundational art concepts. A mindfulness prompt is available for those who want to reflect as they create. The environment supports self discovery and a low pressure approach. Supplies are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own. Move at a comfortable pace and enjoy a relaxed time making art.

This weekly One Piece event brings players together to play with friends. The cost is $10 per person. Each participant receives a pack upon entry, and additional prize packs are available. Both wins and attendance earn entries into an end-of-month win-a-box raffle.

Blend meditation and yoga with a wilderness hike in the tranquil landscapes of the Inland Northwest. This 5.5-mile experience at Riverside State Park Equestrian Center runs about 2.5 to 3 hours. Pricing options include a Single Hike for $39 or an All Hikes Package for $179, with member rates of $29 for a Single Hike and $149 for the All Hikes Package.

Experience a soothing blend of live deep music and yoga. Begin with a one-hour Vinyasa flow led by yoga teacher Christi Mills (RYT 200), accompanied by flow sounds from LAFE. After class, continue with a deep house social hour featuring Christi Mills of Unity Los Angeles live. Space is limited. Please bring a yoga mat and beverages.

A weekly no-drop road ride meets in Kendall Yards, Spokane, gathering at The Nest at Kendall Yards, the plaza next to Molé. The group covers roughly 15 to 30 miles at a supportive pace, suitable for cyclists new to group riding as well as experienced riders.

Enjoy an evening centered on food, conversation, and board gaming. The plan is simple: food is served first with flexible arrivals, followed by a group discussion, then a stretch of board games to cap the night. Look forward to large-group titles that shine with many players, including the Ignite signature game Lights Of Galilee, along with other selections that might be new to you. Street parking is available, and please keep driveways clear. There is abundant parking along S Cuba Street. RSVPs are welcome if you want updates, though they are not required.

This free bingo event features multiple rounds that boost the odds of winning, with fresh prizes available each week. It takes place at a venue known as the home of Spokane’s number one trivia night and a spot that has been voted best neighborhood pub, now aiming to be a top choice for bingo as well. The festivities align with Taco Tuesday every week.

The Comic Book Shop Northtown hosts a Pokémon Trading Card Game event with structured play across age divisions. Entry is $5.99 and includes a booster pack at registration, and each signup also adds one pack to the prize pool. Masters compete in the Standard format, while Juniors and Seniors play in Expanded. Expect organized matches in a welcoming setting with a pack-based prize pool.

Anime fans can dive into Union Arena for head to head card battles. Bring or pick up a deck themed around your favorite anime and challenge your friends. Entry is $5 per person, and every participant receives a pack.

An easygoing indoor playtime gives families a chance to connect during the summer months. Kids in elementary school and younger can enjoy a variety of toys and plenty of open space to move, while parents and caregivers meet others and build community. A parent or caregiver must stay with their child. The meet-up takes place at Shiloh Hills Fellowship. Enter through the west side doors that face the parking lot, and follow the colorful sign for toddler time.

Get help with your legal questions at a free legal clinic hosted by the Sandy Williams Justice Center, part of the Carl Maxey Center. Attendees can meet one on one with volunteer attorneys and legal professionals for a 30 minute consultation to receive advice and guidance, better understand options, and learn how to navigate a legal situation. Consultations are first come, first served, and arriving early for check in is recommended. Legal professionals cannot represent clients in court, but they can help explain cases and possible next steps. Pre registration is available by email, and an intake form is available online. To make the most of the appointment, bring any relevant documents or notes.

For students in grades 2 through 5, this hands-on club explores LEGO robotics through teamwork and creativity. Participants collaborate to build a variety of projects that can move, light up, and detect colors. Beginners and experienced builders are welcome. Made possible by community support, this program is free and takes place at Spark Central. For any cancellation updates, see the Spark Central website.

A weekly, family‑oriented meetup for people who love cars, trucks, motorcycles, and anything with two or four wheels. It is not a car club, there are no dues or memberships, and it is open to everyone. The atmosphere centers on respect and community, with no egos, no drama, and no talking down to others at the gathering or in related online discussions. Attendees can bring whatever they have, whether finished or a work in progress, to show, discuss, and enjoy together. It is a chance to connect with fellow owners, enthusiasts, and neighbors in a relaxed setting. Participants are asked to respect the property and nearby businesses, support local shops when possible, and avoid burnouts, excessive noise, or any behavior that would reflect poorly on the community.

An evening marketplace featuring handcrafted goods, tasty food, and plenty of artisan vendors. Live local music sets the mood across the Kendall Yards Night Market, with performances stretching from the My Fresh Basket patio to the Nest by Mole. Explore the stalls, discover unique finds, and savor the upbeat atmosphere.

During the Night Market at Spark Central, KERNEL offers youth a fun way to explore healthy eating, gardening, and movement. By completing engaging activities, children earn a voucher to use toward fresh fruits and vegetables. This free program is presented in partnership with Catholic Charities Food for All and the Kendall Yards Night Market.

Members of Spokane’s lactation community can connect and network in a private banquet room with plenty of space for conversation. Attendees are welcome to bring a guest.

Entry is $10 per person. Bring your CC deck and enjoy some Flesh and Blood play. Every participant receives a FaB pack and a GEM pack, with additional prizes available for top performers.

This relaxed trail ride brings together longtime supporters, new riders, and anyone still getting acquainted with Bicycle Butler. The pace keeps the group together and welcomes every ability level. It is designed to dust off the bikes, get legs and lungs working again, and ease back into the flow of dirt riding. The plan points to Riverside State Park, and the exact meeting spot and final venue will be shared once confirmed.

Elevate your social tango with an intermediate class designed for dancers who are comfortable with the fundamentals. Instruction is led by Matt Doval, assisted by May Vang. Matt has danced Argentine tango since 2011 and has taught regularly since 2018, and he teaches both leading and following in close and open embrace. Participants should already be able to walk confidently, go to the cross, execute front and back ochos, turn to the left, and move in both parallel and cross systems. Drop-ins are welcome and no partner is required. Each session develops a step sequence to broaden what your body can do, with the goal of making clear progress from week to week. Training goes beyond steps to highlight partner connection, movement flow, balance, body mechanics, pathway creation, and musicality. Sessions include time to get ready, focused instruction, and a short period for class overtime or a guided practica. Dancers learn both roles, any gender may dance either role, and partner rotations ensure work with multiple people while keeping the room role balanced. The atmosphere is welcoming and respectful, with an emphasis on genuine human connection and building dance relationships that can last for years. Pricing is available for drop-ins at $20, with a student rate of $17 when a current student ID is shown. Cash, check, Venmo, and PayPal are accepted, and preregistration helps streamline check-in. Students from the earlier class are invited to remain for the next session at no extra cost to support newer dancers and reinforce fundamentals. Comfortable clothing and smooth, non-sticky soles are recommended, and socks can work if needed. Consistent practice between classes and attending practicas help solidify skills. Please be mindful of personal hygiene and strong fragrances due to close dancing. Private lessons are available by appointment. For details or to sign up, contact Matt at mattdoval@mac.com. The class takes place at Sinto Senior Activity Center.

Garland Brew Werks hosts a popular trivia night presented by Bearded Trivia, celebrated as Spokane’s favorite for five years and a winner in the Inlander Best Of. Entry is free, with prizes for first, second, and third place, and sometimes even for the team that finishes last.

311 will perform live at BECU Live at Northern Quest in Airway Heights. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Follow Alice into a topsy-turvy world where she searches for a way home and discovers who she is along the journey. She crosses paths with favorites like the hurried White Rabbit, the grinning Cheshire Cat, a laid-back Caterpillar, the eccentric Mad Hatter, and the fiery Queen of Hearts. The musical features Disney songs such as The Golden Afternoon, The Unbirthday Song, and Painting the Roses Red, along with new pieces that include music from the 2010 live-action film. Inspired by the 1951 Disney movie and Lewis Carroll’s The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, this production is performed by Civic Education students in grades 3 through 9. It is directed by Cynthia Kirkman Romoff, with music direction by Christian Skok and choreography by Myranda Lloyd. Please note that loud sounds, hectic moments, exaggerated language, and general Wonderland chaos are part of the experience. The presentation is intended for audiences ages 3 and older, and all attendees will need a ticket.

Movies at the Pavilion, presented by Kaiser Permanente, offers a free, family friendly outdoor screening at Gesa Pavilion. This installment features Jumanji (1995). Attendees may bring their own chairs and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with food and drinks available for purchase from MacDaddy's, Kona Ice, and Crossed Cannons Coffee.

The Teeny Tiny Flea, presented by Veda Lux, gathers vintage vendors and local makers to celebrate Spokane’s small business community. Shoppers can explore clothing, decor, music, books, art, candles made by hand, organic skin care, and more from a rotating lineup. Highlights include Cultivated Chameleon with vintage pieces plus small curios and collectibles, Vagabond Soundtrack with records and vintage menswear, Herbal Sunshine Apothecary with organic skin care, and That Good Green Witch with candles poured by hand. Services and experiences range from tooth gem and tattoo freckle offerings by Muthawulf to tarot sessions with Mauxie Magic and bone readings from Raven Sister Readings, along with mending and patchwork by Tori Thurman of Spokane Zero Waste. Find original artwork from Susan Webber of Destroy Susan, vintage furniture and home goods through Wylie Whimsy, vintage homewares and plants from Cat & Mouse, distinctive vintage finds from Thriftbot, and books courtesy of Jupiter’s Eye. Jaeda of Esoteric Hussy brings vintage gems and music, and either Jaeda or Tony Brown keeps the vibe lively with records. This market offers one of a kind discoveries and a friendly neighborhood feel in Spokane, Washington.

Geared to students in grades 3 through 8, this drop-in session uses Minecraft to explore architecture, engineering, and art. Each session presents a fresh building prompt connected to one or more of these fields. Participants work together to plan their approach, then enter a Minecraft world to build it. Staff and volunteers supervise gameplay to help keep youth safe. Space is limited and spots cannot be reserved.

Thrive Monthly is a free, community-centered gathering in Spokane that offers time to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with yourself, with others, and with what matters most. It takes place at Spokane Public Library Liberty Park. Each session features guided reflection, thoughtful prompts, and meaningful conversation, then invites one small aligned step forward. It is not a lecture or a class. There is no cost to attend, no prior experience is needed, and everyone is welcome. Expect a calm, welcoming, and unrushed pace that supports clarity, grounding, and genuine connection. The focus is on insight that leads to intentional action. There is no fixing, forcing, or performing, just space to be human. Consider bringing a pen and a notebook or journal, water or another non-alcoholic beverage, and anything that helps you feel comfortable and present. An open and curious mindset is encouraged. Light snacks are allowed, and low-odor, nourishing options are preferred to respect the shared space. Alcohol is not part of this gathering. Advance registration on Eventbrite, linked in the event discussion, helps with preparing the space and sharing updates. Walk-ins are welcome, and inviting a friend is encouraged. The aim is to help Spokane flourish by nurturing grounded, connected people. Come as you are, and leave feeling more connected to yourself, to others, and to what matters most to you.

Adults and emerging writers can connect with a welcoming community at a relaxed writing session. Bring a piece you are working on to share, spark ideas with guided prompts, and set aside dedicated time to write. This free program is made possible through community support and takes place at Spark Central Studio.

Red Turf Takeover returns to Spokane with an evening of Eagle Football at ONE Spokane Stadium. The event is open to the public at no cost, and after the scrimmage attendees can stay to get team autographs.

Riverfront Moves returns with free outdoor fitness classes that celebrate fresh air, community, and movement in the heart of downtown Spokane. This session features a cardio and strength workout led by Orangetheory Fitness at the Gesa Pavilion as part of the summer series.

Presented by the Downtown Spokane Partnership and free thanks to Numerica Credit Union, this weekly outdoor fitness series centers on movement, wellbeing, and community in the heart of downtown Spokane. Sessions are led by local instructors and keep the energy high while welcoming participants of every experience level. It offers a refreshing way to wrap up the workday, stay active, and connect with neighbors in a lively urban setting. Created in collaboration with lululemon and Spokane fitness studios. A waiver must be completed before participating.

At Sage's Portal, players face off in Dice Throne using their favorite heroes and compete for promotional prizes. The cost is $10 per person. Roll the dice, outplay your opponent, and go for the win.

This weekly Lorcana event at The Comic Book Shop Northtown offers a playful atmosphere inspired by magic, wonder, and song. Entry costs $7.99, and each registration includes a pack at regular price as a sign-up perk.

Garland Brew Werks Run Club celebrates three years with a group run and post run festivities. After the run, participants can enjoy a drink on the patio and take part in a raffle open to everyone who took part. Completing the club’s liability waiver earns $1 off the first pint after the run. The celebration also features the club’s second SINGO session.

The 3rd Annual Golf Tournament brings the community together on the greens to support a meaningful cause. Golfers and sponsors are welcome to participate, and every registration or sponsorship directly supports the mission of the event. Register to play or choose a sponsorship opportunity to help make a positive impact.

Enjoy an open air vendor market at Northtown Mall during the summer, where more than 40 local vendors rotate week to week. Each visit offers a fresh mix of local food, art, hands on activities, and live artists, making it a pleasant way to spend time outdoors. The location is accessible by major city bus routes and is across from Franklin Park, which helps keep a family day out affordable. Admission is free.

Catch Cat Power live at Knitting Factory - Spokane. Expect a mix of pop, indie pop, and art pop vibes for an alternative, indie-rock styled set.

At the Emerson Garfield farmer's market, look for a dedicated booth set up each Friday where visitors can stop by, say hello, and explore the food and other produce that may be available.

Friday Night Lorcana brings Disney card game action to Sage’s Portal. Entry is $10 per person. Bring a deck and compete for pack prizing. Every participant receives a pack and a promo card, with extra packs awarded to the top finishers.

Play BINGO with drinks available and chances to win prizes. A free BINGO card is included with any drink purchase. All ages are welcome.

Step into the Rift at a weekly Riftbound play session. Bring a hero and compete for glory, prizes, and Sage's Portal. The cost is $10 per person.

A free, family friendly summer concert series fills Olmsted Brothers Green Park in West Kendall Yards. On second Fridays from May through September, local and Pacific Northwest bands deliver lively, toe tapping music for an easy evening outdoors. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs, relax on the grass, and grab a bite or a drink from the nearby Nettleton Corner Shops. Ruins, Crepe Sisters, and Hello Sugar will be open with fun specials to round out the night.

Part of the Under the Trees Concert Series, this park performance features Jerry Lee Raines. Attendees can bring friends, pick up a snack or sweet treat, and relax beneath the trees while live music fills the air. Presented by Park Bench Cafe.

This weekly Gundam Card Game gathering takes place at Northtown Comic Book Shop. The entry fee is $6.99, and registering includes an event entry promo pack plus a regularly priced booster pack. Fans of Zeon, the Earth Federation, Orb, the Colonies, or Tekkadan can showcase the Mobile Suits they favor and enjoy a friendly night of card battles.

At Prairie View Community Park, this playful volleyball meetup brings together first-timers and longtime regulars for another season on the court. Look for lighthearted athletic antics, loud encouragement from the sidelines, cheeky admiration of volleyball shorts, and plenty of chances to make new friends. What starts as one game often turns into a full social gathering.

Shinedown takes the stage at Numerica Veterans Arena with special guest Coheed and Cambria. Tickets go on sale.

Fallfiftyfeet brings a live lineup featuring Room 13, This Means Death, and Willing Hands for an all-ages show at The Big Dipper. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the program starting at 7:30 PM and running until 10:30 PM.

Grab a front-row seat for a live performance at Spokane Live featuring Dave Hill. The show starts in the evening and tickets are available through the listed ticket link.

Karaoke takes center stage Friday nights at Woodshed Bar & Grill. Food and drink specials are available, and the venue offers pool tables and darts for added entertainment. Guests can take the mic and sing their favorite songs.

Hosted by Imagine Jazz, this event features local ensembles ranging from duos to quartets performing a mix of vintage and contemporary jazz. It is open to all ages with no cover charge. A full restaurant and bar are available.